The anime Dr Stone, which initially aired in 2019, quickly picked up fans from around the world. Why wouldn’t it features an above-average science nerd, his muscle-brained best friend, and cute girls all involved in some exciting politics? Oh, did I forget to mention that they’re in pre-historic times?
Have you ever thought about how life would look like after the world fell apart? With zombies, diseases, unknown creatures, and many more, along with intelligent and determined characters. That’s what post-apocalyptic anime offers you.
Here are The Top 10 Post-Apocalyptic Anime that will either have you on the edge of your seat or rolling with laughter with the ridiculousness of it.
Fist of the North Star is set on Earth, which is a wasteland after the nuclear war. On the barren land, the strong prey on the weak. The only way to survive is through martial arts.
Two schools Hokuto and Nanto, compete for dominance. Kenshiro is the successor of the Hokuto school. He travels around the post-apocalyptic world in search of his fiancée Yuria, who was kidnapped by his rival. He faces new people and adventures during his journey.
As the world you know slowly perishes before your eyes, the moral codes that humanity has lived on rot away into the perils of a post-apocalyptic zombie-infected world. This anime follows the life of Takashi Komura as he is faced with the “Outbreak”.
The classmates he used to study with have now been reduced to crooked existences, and he, along with some of his friends and the school nurse, have to navigate this new forsaken reality and avoid being bitten by the zombies.
But zombies aren’t the only enemies that they have to face. In a lawless world, the powerful and the evil try to extort the weak and ensure their survival.
Heavenly Delusion focuses on Maru and Kiruko, who travel around the post-apocalyptic world in search of the place they call “heaven”. While in the same world, an institution called “heaven” protects children from the disaster-struck world around them.[…]
The TV anime adaptation of ‘Dr.STONE’ by Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi, a series that has amassed a great deal of fan following since release, began airing in Japan in July 2019. Now, as it reaches its fifth anniversary, a significant milestone, the anime’s official website has shared a special visual drawn by Takashi Muratani, the sub-character designer and chief animation director, to commemorate this momentous occasion.
Anime Expo seems to be the only thing everyone can talk about nowadays. The hype for the convention among the otakus is real and recently reached a new high when they confirmed a special Dr. Stone event. It is about the upcoming special one-hour episode focusing on Ryusui’s debut, backstory[…]
Ryusui is the most dynamic and one of the most well-written characters in Dr. Stone. With his undeterred ambition to have everything, the Nanami Conglomerate’s heir made his way to the list of our favorite characters. But his ambition is not all there is to him. Being a curious soul who wants[…]
Riichiro Inagaki may have written the popular Dr. Stone, but Boichi gets all the credit due to his fantastic art style that made fans fall in love with the manga. The series ended in March 2022 with a satisfying and rather intriguing end (I won’t spoil it). Additionally, fans received it with[…]
Dr. Stone fans have been pretty down ever since the manga ended recently, but now that an anime special has been announced, I think you can put your sorrows aside. The upcoming Ryusui anime special will not only debut the fan-favorite character from the manga but also show off all his talents[…]
Chapter 232 marked the conclusion of the fantastic sci-fi manga, Dr. Stone. The ending was so sudden that I haven’t registered the full shock of it yet. Although the manga was inching towards its end quite aggressively, you can’t deny that the pace was unnecessarily quick. Every chapter[…]
Dr. Stone has been gradually inching towards its end, and fans have been painfully aware of it. Still, a recent Weekly Shonen Jump leak has left fans speechless as the conclusion is nearer than anyone could’ve anticipated. Recently, a leak of Weekly Shonen Jump’s issue 13 has been circulating[…]
The recent Dr. Stone chapters define the word ‘crazy.’ Yet, somehow, chapter 230 goes beyond it all as Senku is ready to make a deal with the Medusas in private. The devices basically don’t know negotiation. For them, death is bad, and thus their petrification powers must benefit other life forms.
Chapter 229 of Dr. Stone explained Why-man’s reason for petrifying humankind. After connecting the dots, it’s pretty clear that Senku and Xeno waking up earlier than others was never a coincidence. After petrification, Senku and Xeno were the ones who woke first. While Senku was busy dealing[…]
If you have been wondering about the real meaning behind the continuous “why why why…” scream from the Moon, you aren’t alone. Chapter 229 of Dr. Stone has finally given us exposure to this mystery. Fans have already come up with their own hyper-realistic theories about it, but it turns out[…]